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  • Swansea boss Monk dismisses West Ham link

    Swansea City boss Garry Monk has dismissed speculation linking him with the West Ham United job, stating the Hammers already have an excellent manager in Sam Allardyce. The 36-year-old has guided the Swans to record-equalling total of 47 Premier

  • Men held after knife discovery will not face charges

    Two men arrested after a knife was found in a car they were travelling in will not face any charges.  The men, aged 24 and 30, were arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon during the early hours of yesterday (April 15).  Police

  • Deaf club's future secured with £10K grant

    The future of a deaf club at risk of closing has been secured after it received a £10K lottery grant. Forest Deaf Club, which became a registered charity in August last year, will now be able to offer a wide range of activities at Uplands Social

  • Man injured in shop wall collapse

    A man has sustained serious injuries during an incident in a shop undergoing building work. Fire crews have been on scene in Leyton High Road for the last two days as the structure of the store, which adjoins a bank, is assessed. The shop,

  • O'Sullivan set to face newcomer at Crucible

    Ronnie O'Sullivan and defending champion Mark Selby will tackle Crucible debutants in the first round of the Betfred World Championship. Five-time winner O'Sullivan, who has a house in Epping, will face Manchester cueman Craig Steadman, who at

  • Biker, 61, 'recovering' from Hoe Street crash

    A motorcyclist is recovering in hospital today after being thrown ‘20ft from his bike’ after an accident in Walthamstow. The man, aged 61, was in ‘serious but stable’ condition following the accident at around 10.15am in Hoe Street. Emergency

  • 'Of course they believe they can avoid relegation'

    Fabio Liverani is adamant the players still believe they can avoid relegation despite a hammer blow to Leyton Orient’s survival hopes after losing at home to Doncaster Rovers. Only goal difference is keeping the O’s outside the League One drop

  • Mystery surrounds silent bricks thefts

    A mother has been left dumbfounded when bricks started disappearing from her garden wall. On three separate occasions this month, Sarah Jewiss and her nine-year-old daughter Nelly have awoken to find bricks have been stolen from the late-Victorian

  • Two million pound pub turned into jumble yard

    A two million pound pub has been converted into a jumble yard, amid continuing rumours it will eventually be redeveloped into flats. The Royston Arms, in Chingford Mount Road, closed in September last year after being sold by Stonegate Ltd to estate

  • Council denies land offer for women's centre plan

    The council has dismissed a claim it offered land to a charity for a multi-million pound community centre in Walthamstow. Social enterprise and charity Rooms of our Own has spent 18 months planning and designing a women’s centre to be built in

  • Next Tube ticket office closure announced

    The next staffed ticket office to close will be Wanstead Tube station on April 27, it has been announced. New ticket machines are set to be installed at the station under Transport for London (TfL) plans to save £4.2bn by 2020. The controversial

  • Hammers linked with move for Swansea boss

    West Ham United are reportedly considering a move for Swansea boss Garry Monk. The Swansea manager has won plenty of admirers this season after guiding his side into the top half of the Premier League table. The Hammers have still not made

  • CCTV released in hunt for nursery raiders

    Police have released CCTV images of men wanted in connection with a raid on a nursery. CCTV at Incey Winceys in Eastwood Close, South Woodford, recorded two hooded men smashing their way in during the early hours of February 27. Incey Wincey's

  • Two held as knife seized

    Two men were arrested when a knife was found after the car they were travelling in was pulled over by police. The men, aged 24 and 30, were arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon yesterday (April 15).  Police on patrol in Chingford

  • 'Reversal of fortunes' for weather

    Temperatures are set to fall across much of the country in what the Met Office has described as a "reversal of fortunes". Much of Britain sizzled on the hottest day of the year so far, with 25C (77F) recorded at St James's Park in London. But

  • Hunt on for hijab-wearing woman after E17 OAP bank cash grab

    A CCTV image of a woman has been released after a pensioner's purse was stolen following a bank visit.  The woman, in her 70s, withdrew £1,500 from Lloyds Bank in High Street, Walthamstow, at around 4pm on March 17.  She was then followed into

  • Election hustings to be held in Leytonstone

    An election hustings will be held in Leytonstone ahead of the general election. Parliamentary candidates for Leyton and Wanstead will be grilled by constituents as they decide who deserves their vote. John Cryer, the Labour candidate who was